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Is coreg (carvedilol) used more for blood pessure or heart conditions?

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Heart failure, Hi BP: Carvediol (coreg) is a 'beta-blocker' with 2 indications. Carvedilol is used to treat congestive heart failure (chf)= (condition in which the heart cannot pump enough blood to all parts of the body) and high blood pressure. It is used to treat people whose hearts cannot pump blood well as a result of a heart attack. Carvedilol is most often prescibed for heart failure (CHF) --answer your question.

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Answered 9/18/2014

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I've started carvedilol to slow heart rate. My BP has always ran low which made me very tired.Today im very week. Is this normal? :

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Mu heart rate to 53 for afew minutes and then back to 80 while sleeping im on carvedilol. The lowest is ever been is 45 but Always jumps back to 80ish. I use whoop band for sleeping. I am not physically fit at all?

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My heart rate is high today, im on diltiazem (120 mg) once daily and coreg (carvedilol) (6.25 mg) twice daily but my hr still goes high for no apparent reason.

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I take carvedilol twice a day. I honestly cant remember if I took any today. Im always very good about taking it. Will this cause a heart attack? I will take it again in the morning since I cant remember if I took any today?

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What is hibernating myocardium? On coreg, (carvedilol) can't take ACE inhibitors (allergic), heart is paced if goes below 55bpm.

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